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Lift-all 14IEEX8 Wire Rope Sling 8 ft 1/4 in 1300 lb
An 8 ft steel wire rope sling with 1/4 in diameter and 1,300 lb vertical capacity
- Vertical hitch lifts 1,300 lb with 1/4 in IWRC steel rope
- Choker configuration handles 960 lb for secure grip on loads
- Basket hitch supports 2,600 lb when load is balanced
- 6 x 19 strand construction gives flexibility and abrasion resistance
- 8 ft length with 4 in eyes fits common rigging points
Lift-All 1/4 in Wire Rope Sling
The Lift-All 14IEEX8 is an 8 ft wire rope sling designed for vertical, choker and basket lifting. It uses 6 x 19 classification steel rope with an IWRC core and has a vertical capacity of 1,300 lb.
Before ordering check the load weight
Verify the load does not exceed 1,300 lb for vertical hitches, 960 lb for choker hitches or 2,600 lb for basket hitches. Confirm the 4 in eye fits your hook or shackle and that the 1/4 in diameter suits the contact surface.
Thermals noise and power draw
This sling has no motor, electronics or moving parts so it produces no heat, no noise and draws no power during normal use. Inspect the uncoated steel rope regularly for wear, corrosion or broken wires before each lift.
Highlights
- Vertical hitch lifts 1,300 lb with 1/4 in IWRC steel rope
- Choker configuration handles 960 lb for secure grip on loads
- Basket hitch supports 2,600 lb when load is balanced
- 6 x 19 strand construction gives flexibility and abrasion resistance
- 8 ft length with 4 in eyes fits common rigging points
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the 14IEEX8 wire rope sling and what else must I buy?
The box contains the 8 ft sling with 1/4 in diameter steel rope, IWRC core, 6 x 19 strand classification and 4 in eyes. No hooks, shackles or hardware are included; those are purchased separately.
How do I choose between the listed capacity figures for this sling?
Use 1,300 lb for a vertical hitch, 960 lb for a choker hitch and 2,600 lb for a basket hitch. Angled ratings at 30, 45 and 60 degrees are not applicable for this model.
What does the 1,300 lb vertical capacity mean when the sling is rigged on a real job?
It is the maximum load you may lift with a single-leg vertical hitch. In a choker the limit drops to 960 lb, while a basket hitch raises it to 2,600 lb. Angled lifts are not rated.
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